Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-12-24
LOCAL NEWS.

a Inf columns. Glad to see you pros ,7- bro. Moriord.
 nDr. J. Hart. formerly sub-sgent st
 N.y.er, but nov d resident of Tempe, 1. ID ile city
 f ford and Read have added 6 cozy u-v.fe room tO the Fashion, which will 5s spprscialed by theIr numerous pa i1cEs.
 Christmas being a legal holiday, and ,,r,,ar ss II does this year on Sunday, ,--u,lsl custom will be followed, snd Monday observed.
 The business done by the Western T-ira and Wells, Fargo & O., greatly sy,ssis tnss of last yeHr, which Is sure s1 nat Tucson Is going ahead.
 3pscle Lodge 4. o. U, ". will hold its --.t.,r meeting Et Masonic Hall to- ,iyh, \ fu.i attendance Is desired as b-s,usss of importance will be trans s..-l.
 Harry Bsrnhsrt came in last evening z,.h ms face all skinned. Harry says -g-. n coming down Tn the Florence .sse the other day, they had run say.
 V-C. 5. JetTries. oI Fl Paso, has been srr1i-.ed tram dispatcher. This gives T-,-. Dispatcher Hogatd three sssis- ;,ut-. Ard they are al busy.
 Nr. Lawrence Russell, Supt. of the srz53s Copper Company, End Gel. Ii. ,. EEan. oi Clifton. came n on the de ls5el passenger tTaln this morning.
 Dr.H. C-epin was call to Total Wreck las. Nladsy Co attend brother Of MT. John O D1ughesty, who WAS quite Ill with puelm5ulG, but ls now muca bJtter.
 Nr. McCsb recently connected with tle Lbs Angeles l-.oine, has came 70 Ar,z ps Sto spend tbe winter. Mr. Mo Csbe is troubled with slgh. bronehI- aI tr1utle which he thinks this climate VII bensti.
 The Total Wreck company are work .uy rWeuty-ziElt men at present, sBd lave sblut thousand tons Cf ore on '1- dump. They have some very nice s-= srd vilI probably star. the nill Ei;hI1 a few weeks.
 Preparations are being msde for god .ime st he Library ball, at the San Nsv!er next Saturday evening. The su.lern Pacific Cornet Band will be szs.sied by the Mexican string band.
 The officers and teachers of the Con gr-Es.i1nal Sunday School are busy er- raging for the Christmas festival 10 fake llace next Friday evening, when the sc-11l expects Es usual 10 have a grand good time.
 Ts.ve. over the Southern Pacific has Uvsr been so heavy gs a. present. 4 a-=sl many frat class passengers on the E-.s 5olud passenger train this moru- ll- who desired berth, were obliged to si' up all nign- in the smoking cars.
 Hrs. M. 4. Maxwell and Mss Allene Il ,Kgsll, mother and sister of Mrs. H. K. j-fJrds, arrived this morning from the est. After g sh0rr visit Mrs. AaXWel F.l visit her son ia Celii5rnIs. Mis- Maxwell will probably spend the winter sith Mrs Jeffords.
 A CITIZEN reporter was shown some specimens of ripe truIt picked from tEe trees of Mir. John G8ldJilJ's orchard ID Yuma. They consisted ui oranges, lem o1s and hr7es, and would qusl, If not sl.pass any raised in the United States. O.d-timers say that the storm of yes tzrllT was tbe most severe ever known .a Tucson, Ibls storm seems to have hs-u general throughout the whole couE- h.. aui t will not be Ut al surprising Et1- q lii crop in CGIiof3Ia is damaged c'-s!l Tsble. gls- Nellie Porter. who has been wis ..I1g NLss. Barnes and Mrs. Martin Fer t1z Vass lew weeks, lsft last evening for Lls Angeles where she ill welt tbe isuIy of Judge O'NrlvsDy before sc- t1--i1z to Santa Rosa. Miss Porter zals great many friends here who vii rzgr.. ;o near of her departure.
 W.S. Thomas and Samuel DsvIs have o5-2eI clRar store n the Pearson -.5,s Mr. IEom8s is c practical cigar Z.a1!5cruTer aud most ot their s;Cck Is t Us wn make. They are bO-h active g7-rg r-en and are bound 70 do good .-si.=sz.
 M-. Harry PatemBD has been prevail- -i lr-:. t8 give a grand concert n Ja1- l--y for the benefit or the Catholic C-rrea Au the available local talent Q. .1- city sill pe used, and Mir. Pate -sa hopes to have full chorus wiia .r--ss.ral accom- SanimeDt.
 Tom a recent dispatch to the Ex- szi1er it is noticed that Acting Con- r,slJus7 Stockslager has been instruct =4;y oyerrule the decision of Surveyor i-1-lll HIse ID regard to the Gpplics allotJ. 4. Rsavis, for a servey of the L--ss3 yrant. By whom he was ID- s.rg1;sl the dIspstch does not state. Tzo bus,ness men of this city, having is.,l in is future, have gt considerable eLpel-e and labor prepared e complete ssiCt abstract books for Pima county, s-l E!l, at an early day open en ofice here. 1T the boom which Is expected c7nes. the undertaking will be a suo- Cess. Tae uev time card of the Southern fs,lc goes into effect tomorrow. By iae Rev arrangement, the east bound eip--ss gI.l arrive here at l2:3O &. 10. s-d the vest bound of l215 0. m he 'T1 trains will pess here, and make A1Ich more convenient for the hotels sl1 passengers, than under the old s-sdg.e.
 The sad news of the death of MT. y'a2h-rty, brother of MT. John o. 112sberty, superintendent of the Total '--lh ullutt NtA- EtcciFeN t1iS thtAAiLk ] t'u Total Wreck. NIT. DOughsrty has o5-a seriOusiy III With pneumonia for so1e time. so that bis death was not en- ef-.y unexpected. The body will be Nolght to Tucson on the train this s7-llnz and the funeral services will ''2oably be held ct the cathedral. | The Congregational Sunday School sA have its annual Christmas festival o-loFrCw, Friday evening, beginning . o'clock The programme includes ,eslngs, vocal and instrumental music,
 ; santa Claus Surprise Party" which
 VA os most novel and attractive iea-
 ','s' With presents for all the members - ue school. to be followed by psrlor
 s-ass and socisble for the young peo-
 f' The pubic cordially invited.
 News from Fort Wingate is to the
 .-7s' taat W. B. Mclaughlin, of Mis-
 -Ai2, nov business manager at Will
 pA !, l., for Post Trader Norton, of
 " I5an', has been recommended by
 - post council and approved by tbe
 U-handlng officer ss post trader at
 ltlE -te tO Eunpepd fo fhe vacancy cans